...at the centre of the Milky Way is most likely caused by pulsars and not dark matter as previously suggested. The mysterious glow at ... the signal has been assigned to a population of pulsars – incredibly dense, rapidly spinning cores of collapsed stars...
...arachnid, this particular version is named after a class of binary pulsar that are menacing for another reason; they have a tendency ...to devour their companion star. Like the Black Widow pulsar variety, all of the objects that contribute to the ...
... astronomical disciplines to boost discoveries, including research into brown dwarfs, locating near-Earth objects (NEOs) understanding pulsars and helping to refine fundamental theories of gravity . Most notable was its discovery of the first binary...
... South Wales, Australia. The pulse, dubbed the ‘Lorimer burst’, exhibited a ‘dispersion’ sweep characteristic of all pulsars. Pulsars are ultra dense, rotating neutron star remnants of a supernova explosion in our Galaxy, which emit jets of radiation...
... theory models believed to be at work in neutron stars,” continued Roberta Zanin from ICCUB-IEEC, Barcelona. The Crab pulsar, is a left-over remnant star thought to have formed by the gravitational collapse of a once massive star after a supernova...
... two planets but they were not orbiting a star like our Sun. Instead they were orbiting a pulsar! Then, in 1995, the first exoplanet around a Sun-like star was discovered: 51 Pegasi b. By measuring the host...